I really really like the food & the coffee, even the simple salad tastes delicious. I am…read morepleasantly surprised and I will definitely be coming back for more! Food is very good! Service is friendly! Ambience is simple and cosy, could be lovelier with some warm torches!

A lovely little cafe with a wonderful staff and the perfect menu. We stopped two days in a row…read moreduring our weekend in the Catskills. It seems like you could get almost everything you need right here. They offered sweet morning pastries, there was a selection of cakes and desserts to bring back to our accommodations for later, and they offered a cooked breakfast and lunch (and brunch!) menu. The coffee was great, and we took some beans home. If you live locally, I read that they also offer free used coffee grinds to take home to your garden. My favorite part of the cafe, is that the donut flavors rotate, making things very interesting. I absolutely loved my little lemon poppyseed donut, but when the warm cinnamon sugar ones came right out of the oven, they absolutely stole the show. The burger for lunch was delightful, and the quiche was quite lovely as well. Highly recommend stopping in, no matter the occasion you will leave feeling refreshed with a wonderful bite to eat.

very good drinks, and the pastries were great too. everything was out quickly and the inside…read moreambience is very cute. Staff member was kind and the pricing was super reasonable !

Great breakfast wrap. Had the maple sausage which comes with gravy and egg inside the wrap. Crumb…read morecake was also good, as was the ice coffee. They had a lot of other options for espresso drinks, coffee & tea lattes in addition to pastries, soft drinks and pre-prepared sandwiches. Good outdoor seating and indoors seating. Cozy, spacious and cute.

Get the Notorious BLT - you won't regret it. One of the world's most delicious things I've ever had…read moreas a 43 year old world traveller. The crispy butter brioche buns smash together with BLT and fried eggs... The only regret I had was sharing it with my husband. This is our regular joint in the Catskills - always warm and kind service. The chef/owner has a good sense of humor.

Cute bar/restaurant in Roxbury, NY which is a small town with only a handful of eateries. Cool vibe…read morein there, with a decent local beer selection. Unfortunately, the food left us feeling ripped off. I ordered the buffalo chicken wrap (but received the chicken bacon wrap instead). Not a big deal though- I was hungry, food took a while to come out so didn't want to wait for it to be rectified, and I was able to just pick out the bacon. My wrap had 2 pieces of frozen chicken tenders in it. This was really sad, considering it was $17. My husband had one of the skillets, which also clearly included some frozen food (i.e. the potatoes). We made the best of it, but definitely hope the food situation improves here. I wouldn't not recommend, especially if you're in a pinch, and given the limited options on the area. Also a nice place to come for a beer! They have outdoor seating as well.

Great spot in town to get a snack and coffee or teas. Very dog friendly awesome staff and great…read morechill vibes. Head on in and relax after or before seeing the town. You will enjoy it.

My husband and I stopped by for a breakfast sandwich and coffee. We both had egg and cheese on…read morebrioche, mine with sausage and his with bacon. The egg was fluffy and overall was a good sandwich. For coffee, I had the Pumpkin Spice latte iced with oat milk. I really liked my latte, it wasn't overly sweet and the pumpkin flavor didn't overpower the coffee. We both agreed it was the best coffee shop in the area that we had during our Catskills trip!

I was glad that the only place around that's open also happens to have really great drinks, food,…read moreand atmosphere. There was a wall of antique coffeemakers. I like the maple latte and their Matcha. Their ham sandwich and mushroom melt were also solid. Scones are gigantic. I liked my blueberries scone.

Vincent's Sugare Free Vanilla Latte cannot be beat. Friendly quick service. Mixed berry scones are…read moreto die for.

Cute, cute place near Stamford, NY. Came here for the Catskills, got an awesome breakfast out of…read moreit. The interior of the Coffee Pot is filled wall to wall ceiling to floor with so many cute and kitschy trinkets that decorate the place and bring everything together. Their menu is typical and they have some rotating special desserts and treats. We got their apple strusel which was loaded with store bought whipped cream and I got their French toast with eggs. The apple was alright...It's a crepe with cinnamon sweet apples folded in - not really my style and I'm not in love with rediwhip whipped cream so it was a bit underwhelming, but their regular breakfast is great. Staff is friendly and the loo is clean. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area!

Food is awesome and owners are great people. America vibe…read moretoo. Love the ambiance and the "MAGA Burger"

I'm not sure how long this place has been reopened as Tracy's, but we wanted to give it a chance…read moresince we loved the former establishment. The hours are changed from the sign to 7-3, and closed Tuesday. They may not be the best for a group, we had 8 in our party. Tracy was the hostess/waitress and she was so friendly and constantly chatted with our son. While it took a while for our coffee to come (I'm assuming she was making a fresh pot!), our cups never got cold because she came around frequently asking if we needed warm-ups. The food took a while to come out, but it came out hot and delish! When we said crispy bacon, we got crispy bacon (and not the paper thin stuff, either!) The building and all inside it could use a little updating, but it's a good stop. Not fancy, but you'll be fed and smiling with Tracy and the regulars. Best of luck, Tracy!

Lovely spot in Grange Gorge--great food, friendly service, and affordable prices. Warm, welcoming…read moreatmosphere. We love breakfast at Tracy's!

Traveling from Long Island and loved the feel of a good hometown diner. Service was great, food was…read moregreat, prices were great, and will definitely be back when visiting the area!

TP's is a nice quaint cafe with limited seating and cash only. But they do accept Zelle. The…read moreservice was ok with minimal smiling but prompt service. The bacon and eggs were cooked well but the reason for 3 stars were the pancakes. I never complain but I had to because it was so burnt. One side was so dark and the other side was as white as me. When I got the replacement, it was perfect. But why would you even send it out to the kitchen. My kids pancakes were like that too, but she was eating other food to satisfy her. Sure it could have been a fluke but it can be perceived of careless service.

Excellent spot for breakfast/brunch. Reasonable prices, good portion sizes, and comforting food…read more Super cozy atmosphere and very clean. They sell Housemade products like baked goods, syrup, sauces, etc. very friendly staff. We went on my bday and they gave me a complimentary ice cream bday treat which was very nice. The "tbc" fries are excellent. Great menu selection and there's nothing you could go wrong with getting. Definitely recommend taking home their house made fresh baked pastries or bread. Super yummy and a great way to support this small business. No parking so you have to park on the street or a separate parking lot. But it's not too big as issue. No reservations needed. Give it a try!

First off let me start by saying. The staff here are sweeter than the delicious pancakes that they…read moremake. Small staff. But very kind and welcoming. Came here with a group of seven people and we bought almost everything on the menu. And everything was delicious. But the pancakes is what this place should really be known for. I had the cinnabon pancakes and my buddy had the banana pancakes and wow. Fire. I also had the "meat lovers" omelette also fire. The place is a little small and only thing is they do take a while to make the food. But its worth it. I did go with 7 people so i figured itl take longer. But either. Come here!!! NYC approved

I found Tay Tea after a friend recommended it and I stalked their website, and wow... I'm so glad I…read moreactually went in person. It's not just a tea shop - it's a world of tea, clothing, apothecary goodies, all in one space and a true hidden gem in Delhi, NY. As soon as I walked through the door, I was greeted by Nini, an absolute ray of sunshine. Talking to her is like getting a warm hug, but don't get it twisted - she is not a pushover. Once she knows you, she'll give you gentle reality checks when you need them. She keeps it real, no fluff, and she's so authentically herself that it's inspirational. This is her tea shop, and you can instantly feel how much hard work, love, and energy she pours into everything. She has an insane variety of tea - not just a couple basics. There are hand-blended signature teas and straight organic single-note teas: floral Persian Rose, rich black teas like Duchess' First Love, fun names like Better Than Sex, plus soothing herbal, rooibos, and classic teas for purists. My top two picks were Azul (Blue Butterfly Pea Flowers, lemon verbena, lemongrass) and Catskills Harvest (apple, sumac, rosehips, hibiscus, lemon verbena, wild roses). Azul is amazing iced, and with a splash of apple juice it's even more delicious. There's a huge tea bar counter where you can taste teas while you're there. I sat at the bar, trying different teas while talking with Nini as she explained what was in each one, what it's good for, and the intention or story behind it. She also has coffee, which was delightful, and I completely forgot to buy some... another reason to go back. She also sells baked goods and food like empanadas (so good), and from our conversation it seems everything is gluten-free and vegan, which is phenomenal if you have dietary stuff going on but still want treats. After my tea-tasting session, I checked out the tea section and that's where you really see the variety. There are testers everywhere so you can open, smell, and see exactly what's in each blend. Everything is loose-leaf and every package has the ingredients listed on the front so you know exactly what you're getting. I asked Nini a ton of questions - including personal health things - and asked what she thought would be best for me after I had already picked out my selections. She is clearly not just in this to make sales. Instead of pushing me to buy everything, she paused and gave thoughtful, intentional suggestions. She speaks from a real, genuine place and cares about every customer who walks in. She helped me choose products for my stomach and for sleep, on top of what I'd already picked, and I never felt pushed or pressured - just supported and understood. Once I finished picking my tea, I wandered through the rest of the store. They have a plethora of other things - clothing, gifts, apothecary and self-care items - and that's when I started talking to Jean, the other person working there. Jean greets you with open arms and has a strong, courageous, resilient spirit. Just like Nini, she genuinely cares about the people who walk in. I asked about her favorite products, she showed me her go-tos, and of course I bought one of her favorites because I love trying what other people are obsessed with. By the time I was done shopping, I didn't just have tea - I also had other products, including a magnesium foot cream for relaxation and sleep, plus some balms and other goodies. Then I went back to the tea bar and sat with both Nini and Jean. We shared stories, talked more, and went way past basic small talk. My favorite thing about them - and this shop - is that they do not stay on the surface. They care about genuine conversation, speak from the heart, and they're not just there to sell you something. The whole store radiates good energy because they are the heart of it, creating that beautiful energy that fills the space. If you're open to deeper conversation, they will match that and give you a real connection and an experience that's much better than the usual "Hi, how are you, okay bye" retail nonsense. None of that mumbo-jumbo here. Nini and Jean have knowledge and truly care about their customers. They have your health and best interests in mind. By the time I left, it honestly felt like they were family. This business is run by an amazing woman who has done incredible things and is now sharing her passion with the world, and you can feel that in every product she creates. Jean is creating alongside her - Nini built this business, and Jean is a shining star in it as well. They balance and amplify each other in the best way. I am extremely satisfied with my visit, and their products are phenomenal. You will not find better quality or a more heartfelt, intentional experience anywhere else. Between the tea bar, hand-blended teas, fashion and apothecary items, baked goods, empanadas, and the way they pour into every person who walks in, this place is truly special. I genuinely cannot recommend this shop more

So after eating breakfast at Hollow we decided to walk the strip. We'd seen this tea place at the…read moreother end of town on the way in. On the outside it looked like a house business with a little sign which seems fairly standard for this area. Inside was a whole different world. We were greeted right away by the hostess(who just so happened to be from Philadelphia also!). She had just freshly brewed two types of tea and gave us sample cups. Steph chose the decaf and I chose the caffeinated. We ended up buying them both. They had awesome handmade postcards and jewelry. There was clothing, CBD, and herbal products. Lots of great gifts for the herbalist in your family. Just a lot of cool stuff. The tea just gets you in the door. We ended up spending a while in here bullshitting with the hostess and a guest about the area and different things in the shop. I kinda wish we were up here longer and I'd hit the shop again. Or maybe next time we come up this way it might be smarter to book an Air BnB closer.